Internacionalização e Networks em Pequenas e Médias Empresas: o papel dos laços de descendência imigratória

Seifriz, Marco Antonio; Gondim, Sônia Maria Guedes; Pereira, Marcos Emanoel

doi:10.7819/rbgn.v16i50.1417

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“…However, Agrifoglio and Metallo (2011) demonstrated that relationship quality among dispersed people, rather than their interaction frequency, positively affected individual creativity. Furthermore, the tie strength cannot measure the relationship between enterprises effectively because frequent contact does not represent a good relationship while less frequent contact does not mean a poor relationship (Levin and Cross, 2011;Seifriz et al, 2014). Therefore, in line with prior studies (Fynes et al, 2004;Kim et al, 2019;Tsai and Hung, 2016), this study considers that relationship quality can better represent the nature of relationship among supply chain members than tie strength.…”

Section: Supply Chain Relationship Qualitymentioning

confidence: 81%

The impact of supply chain relationship quality on knowledge sharing and innovation performance: evidence from Chinese manufacturing industry

2020

JBIM

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Purpose This study aims to investigate the impact mechanism of supply chain relationship quality on knowledge sharing and firms’ innovation performance during supply chain collaborative innovation. Design/methodology/approach A conceptual model linking supply chain relationship quality, knowledge sharing and firms’ innovation performance is developed, and the hypotheses of the relationships among them are proposed. To test these hypotheses with structural equation modeling, this study conducts a survey of 287 Chinese manufacturing firms that carried out collaborative innovation with supply chain partners. Findings Supply chain relationship quality has a significant positive effect on tacit knowledge sharing but its positive effect on explicit knowledge sharing is not significant. Both explicit and tacit knowledge sharing across supply chain enterprises positively influence firms’ innovation performance. Supply chain relationship quality influences firms’ innovation performance directly as well as indirectly through the mediating roles of explicit and tacit knowledge sharing. Originality/value This study provides empirical evidence of supply chain relationship quality’s direct and indirect effects through explicit and tacit knowledge sharing on firms’ innovation performance. This study also provides supply chain practitioners with better understanding of the importance of developing relationship quality and knowledge sharing across supply chain as they are positively associated with firms’ innovation performance.

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Section: Supply Chain Relationship Qualitymentioning

confidence: 81%

The impact of supply chain relationship quality on knowledge sharing and innovation performance: evidence from Chinese manufacturing industry

2020

JBIM

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“…It is important to highlight how emerging economies such as Brazil face unique challenges with international business ventures compared to developed nations due to issues related to legal frameworks and political risk factors making its own set of opportunities present for entrepreneurs who are addressing these impediments creatively and effectively alongside supportive ecosystems which provide resources like access capital, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities [82]. The barriers to internationalization faced by startups from Latin America, particularly Brazil, are multifaceted and complex [83].…”

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Do Technology Startups Replicate Internationalization Patterns From Big Companies? Evidence From Latin America

Nunez,

Barrios

2023

TEM Journal

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This article discusses the internationalization of technology startups in Latin America. The study analyzed 121 startups from five countries using a quantitative approach and data was collected from the Crunchbase platform. Results indicate that Argentinean, Chilean, and Colombian startups have faster internationalization trajectories than their Brazilian and Mexican counterparts, which tend to remain local during initial stages following the Uppsala model pattern. Our study on startup internationalization in Latin America yielded comparable results to big tech companies from these countries. However, we noticed that Mexican startups have better access to financial support receiving double the investment compared to other organizations. These finding provide valuable insights into promotive international entrepreneurship in emerging countries and can inform public policy accordingly.

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“…It is proven that SMEs actively network, then companies have to comprehend how to get the full potential of the relationships in the networks (Leevi, n.d.). Zain & Ng (2006), Seifriz, Gondim, & Pereira (2014) and others mentioned that social networking has continuously be existent, only the techniques have improved. In this day and age, it can be obviously realized that people network all over the place; the distance between people is less significant than it was only a short time ago due to social and technological advantages.…”

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Determinants of Internationalization of SMEs using Partial Least Square

Zain¹,

Sani²,

Thaheer³

2020

ABRIJ

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Internationalization provides various strategic benefits to the SMEs. It might increase the firm’s sales and revenue and be able to sustain in the economy for a longer period. However, the lack of information may become a challenge to the business, thus it is not easy to carry out the internationalization successfully due to limited resources and capabilities. On the other hand, influential factors on SMEs internalization have been discussed in developed countries, yet some developing countries are still struggling for empirical evidence. Some SMEs are facing difficulties in entering the global market as they have zero or less information on it while some of them successfully entered the market and can compete internationally. This indicates that every SMEs has the opportunity to internationalize their goods or services with proper understanding and better information about the global market. Prior studies have been carried out on factors influencing internationalization of SMEs however this study has been done specifically on internationalization of the SMEs in Malaysia. The determinants of internationalization investigated are internal factors, external factors, and networking, using partial least square method. The outcome of this study indicated that external factors, internal factors, and networking do not have any significant relationship with SMEs decision to internationalize.

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Internacionalização e Networks em Pequenas e Médias Empresas: o papel dos laços de descendência imigratória

Cited by 7 publications

References 28 publications

The impact of supply chain relationship quality on knowledge sharing and innovation performance: evidence from Chinese manufacturing industry

The impact of supply chain relationship quality on knowledge sharing and innovation performance: evidence from Chinese manufacturing industry

Do Technology Startups Replicate Internationalization Patterns From Big Companies? Evidence From Latin America

Determinants of Internationalization of SMEs using Partial Least Square

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